This week on The Progressive Underground, we spotlight a metro Detroit gem: Angelina Cara.

She’s an independent singer, songwriter, and visual artist who has carved a reputation for seamlessly blending folk, jazz, R&B, and electronica into lush, immersive soundscapes. Her music paints vivid sonic textures, full of rich harmonies and soaring melodies that defy genre boundaries.

Her latest single, “Silence,” showcases her intricate electronic craftsmanship and artistic versatility. It’s a captivating piece highlighting why she’s becoming a standout voice in Detroit’s vibrant music scene. So without further ado, let’s dive into “Silence,” my Pick of the Week.

If you’re into silky, genre-fluid electronica like this, don’t miss The Progressive Underground every Saturday at 6 p.m. on 101.9 WDET. We bring you the best in electronica, future soul, b-sides, and rare grooves. For The Progressive Underground, I’m Chris Campbell. See you next time.

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